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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
2
The Megister Gridual lists subscription costs: four dollars per year, two dollars for six months, and sixty cents for three months. Published every Tuesday and Thursday from Akron Iowa. Entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
Special correspondence details Donald Banks and relatives returning from a western motor trip visiting Yellowstone Montana and Washington. Numerous visits and gatherings described including Ladies Aid meeting hostess Miss Clara Chapman and changing summer visitors from Sioux City Omaha Des Moines and Storm Lake. July events and small-town social ties highlighted with at least two marriages and many trips and short courses.
Relatives attended the Ashton Coppock and Dorothy Ahern wedding in LeMars with Coppock’s brother and sister in law as attendants. D S Twogood re elected Iowa supervisor president in Des Moines. Milner family visitors, Spirit Lake travel, and various local notices from Sleepy Eye to Sioux City and Ames are reported along with church painting, road conditions, farm visits, and club activities.
Union Creek News reports morning services on Sunday July 2 at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday July 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Adolph Wiberg A cordial invitation is extended to all Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson and
Lois and other residents visited in Sioux City Monday and Tuesday. 4 H clubs from Swan Lake near Viborg reported an enjoyable week at camp with names listed for girls and boys. Members and leaders of the O W L girls and boys clubs are named. A picnic at Brule Creek occurred Thursday and rain arrived over the weekend with 1.5 to 2 inches, heavier near Akron. Families visited Sioux City, Vermillion, and each other, returning midweek and over the weekend.
Mrs Harvey Taylor and Miss Dorothy Taylor hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Julia Welch on Friday June 23. Relatives and friends enjoyed lunch and gifts. Barton Tone and baby attended a funeral in Hawarden. Families, travel, and visits included the Clarys, Smiths, Newman clan, and Andresens with several relatives visiting Hawarden and Ocheyedan areas.
Mrs Annie Lemon thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and gives special thanks to Dr Kerr. She urges patronage of local home merchants.
Poem laments the loss of a mother, recalling her cheerful care, prayers, songs, and kisses. The speaker grieves deeply at a graveside, noting the vacant chair and the resting mother in Heaven. The memory of her life brings solace and enduring love.
The Register-Tribune announces a weekly Pathfinder section and offers a yearly subscription for 2.35 dollars. Readers are urged to act quickly by phone or mail to join.
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